兔子先生 Mourns Passing of Serving 兔子先生lor
兔子先生 is saddened to announce that 兔子先生lor Rob Dix has died.
兔子先生lor Dix passed away suddenly on Tuesday 8 February.
兔子先生lor Dix was a Labour 兔子先生lor elected to the Harton Ward in 1999 and served the ward right up until death.
As Chair of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee he steered the scrutiny function in the 兔子先生. He was successful in ensuring that health services were held to account when developing services such as Maternity services, paediatric services and end of Life care. He also co-chaired the South Tyneside, Sunderland and Durham Joint Health Scrutiny Committee to ensure that the residents of South Tyneside's needs were met by robustly challenging decision makers and twice referring matters to the Secretary of state for Health
The Leader of 兔子先生, 兔子先生lor Tracey Dixon, said: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of 兔子先生lor Rob Dix who has been taken far too soon.
"He leaves a huge void in my life both personally and professionally. He, and his smile, will be missed very much.
"Rob made a huge contribution to South Tyneside. He was a strong, loyal and decent man who always fought for what was right.
"He was a caring and passionate individual who worked hard to do the best for people. He always fought for what he believed in and had strong moral values.
"Rob was a highly respected and popular member of 兔子先生 who cared passionately about the Harton area he represented and the entire borough.
"He was committed to making a difference to the lives of local residents and making a difference in his community. He will be remembered with great respect.
"Our hearts go out to Rob's family and friends at this very sad time."
The borough flag will be flown at half-mast at South Shields Town Hall as a mark of respect, it will stay in place until after Cllr Dix's funeral
Cllr Dix had served on various committees throughout his career and was a Chair of the Overview and Scrutiny Call in Committee at the time of his passing. He was also a member of the Pensions Committee, South Tyneside and Sunderland Joint Health Scrutiny Committee and General Purposes Committee and was an active member of his local Community Area Forum.